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Chris, this is likely to be a case where the parts' value far exceeds the boat's. Maybe our friend in Columbus could give a few pointers about parting it out.
Depends, if that is a Hughes Northstar 500, they were built incrediblty tough. Might make an interesting project boat. Looks like it is on a cradle, maybe the cradle collapsed.
It looks like a marina clearing out old boats. If you look at "view seller's other ads" its all old boats sitting forlorn. Lotsa wood hulls.
A guy in our marina has one of those hughes.He is a summertime liveaboard. A single guy who is a college prof. Maybe i could sell parts to him. Actually if it comes with sails and an OB its prolly a good value.
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by John Russell</i> <br />You might be right, Randy.
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Perhaps....
I think it depends on how common/popular the boat is in the first place. You need to have a market.
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